The recent discovery of an 1852 slave tag on the College of Charleston campus has offered a profound opportunity to recognize the contributions of the enslaved people who were an integral part of the development of the institution.
The Alumni Association is hosting a webinar on June 17 that will explore the impact of the documentary 'If These Walls Could Talk,' which highlights the enslaved Africans who built structures at CofC.
The Institute for Citizens & Scholars has named College of Charleston English professor Lisa Young as a new Career Enhancement Fellow for the 2021–22 academic year.
The second annual Women for Women Summit, presented by the College of Charleston School of Business, will take place on Sept. 23, 2021.
During the 2020-21 academic year, College of Charleston students have been applying for and winning competitive scholarship awards in impressive numbers, despite the many challenges and disruptions created by the pandemic.
Former students, colleagues and friends established the Nan Morrison Endowed Scholarship as an homage to the retired English professor’s passion for teaching English Renaissance and Southern literature.
Vernon L. Kennedy Jr., who will graduate this week with a degree in biology, recently received the 2021 Presidential Award for Scholarship, Leadership and Service – the College’s most prestigious honor for students.
For National Poetry Month, which runs throughout April, poet and College of Charleston Adjunct Instructor of English Marjory Wentworth reflects on why studying poetry matters more than ever before.
Deliberate, committed, innovative, inspiring: these are just a few of the words to describe the five featured speakers who will address members of the Class of 2021 during spring 2021 Commencement ceremonies.
The College of Charleston will hold spring 2021 Commencement ceremonies for the Class of 2021 on May 6, 7 and 8.
